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Once Edinburgh’s poor, grimy cousin, Glasgow has,
in the past 20 years, upped its own ante and become
one of the UK’s most hip and happening cities –
without the ‘attitude’. Bev Malzard reports.
GLASGOW’S
GOT ITS
GROOVE
BACK
It’s enormous fun to visit and the
tourism slogan for the city is ‘People
make Glasgow’, how very true.
You’ll not go without a conversation
or a smile of greeting in this city.
Since the overwhelming success of
Glasgow’s ‘friendly’ Commonwealth
Games 2014, the city is welcoming
more and more people to share the joy
of Glasgow’s transformation.
When the industrial glory years
faded, Glasgow took some time to
sandblast the past off its splendid 19th
century buildings – institutions of
might and traditional architecture. The
city glows now with the mellow hue of
sandstone. The warehouses that bustled
with industry now glow with the talent
of artists’ works on gallery walls and
the aroma of coffee wafting in the cool
morning breeze from a multitude of
new and thriving cafes.
There are more green spaces around
the city and on the outskirts than can be
imagined for a long-settled city. There’s
fun, food, and an array of bevvies to be
had – but for many it’s the cultural side
of Glasgow that is all consuming.
SCOTLAND
GLASGOW’S
GOT ITS
GROOVE
BACK
Old school ‘Glasgie’ tucker.
‘Expressions’ instalment at
Kelvingrove, Glasgow.
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